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Dictionary » A » Antiserum AntiserumAntiserum (Science: haematology, immunology) serum containing immunoglobulins against specified antigens. ![]()
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Results from our forumWhat does hemagglutination look like?... the serum. If you want to see the nice agglutination in fresh blood (not fixed blood), you can do regular ABO blood typing test with appropriate antiserum. To get fresh blood, you can go to hospital and asking for whole-blood for transfusion. Hope this helps. I'm sorry if I misunderstand your ...
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animal blood in my blood... the injected to human body.... if i remember, i think i'll edit this Injecting other species plasma or serum (mostly serum) is aimed to harvest antiserum for that species. For instance, for your case, injecting human serum into rabbit is aimed to get human antiserum (anti-human). The product ...
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